My specialisation is / I specialize in.... | WordReference Forums
Hello, I would like to ask you whether the sentence, ''My specialisation is providing business solutions'' is phrased in authentic English. As far as I''m concerned, I don''t think so. I
We are specialized in VS We specialize in
I agree with you. "We specialize in making dessert." (If this is a true statement, please feel free to send some to me. ) I''d never say "we are specialized in" That passive
We are specialising ve we specialise | WordReference Forums
1) We are specialising in education, family and children. 2) We specialise in education, family and children. What''s the difference between the two?
Specialized on/at | WordReference Forums
Hi guys, I''m a journalist but, honestly speaking, I don''t know if: 1) I''m specialized on environmental issues or if: 2) I''m specialized about enironmental issues Please, help me to
Do or make a specialization?
By the way, you can stick to your original spelling, "specialize", with a z. Don''t change it on my account. I use the British spelling with s. The one with z is more
Specialize
1. I specialize in elementary education. 2. I am specialized in elementary education. 3. His store is very specialized in fishing gear. Is #2 also correct? It is just an
Specialised and Specialized | WordReference Forums
:) Hi, everyone! I''d just like to confirm... Is specialised spelled in British English whereas specialized is in American English? I''d truly appreciate your help. Thanks indeed!
specialized on vs specialized in | WordReference Forums
"Specialized in" is the most common term, especially when talking academic fields. I just googled "specialized on" and did find examples, but to me they sound strange. The
specialized in vs. specialized with | WordReference Forums
I noticed through surfing the internet that "specialized in" and "specialized with" are both used in English. I wonder how they are different in meaning and usage.
to be specialized
or "I specialize in". The passive construction is somewhat bizarre in this context, because one becomes specialized by one''s own efforts. The passive form implies that